Air Conditioner only blowing hot air now that I changed battery
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Asked by Guru9Y82Y Jun 12, 2017 at 07:59 AM about the 2008 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: General

Hi,
I had the battery changed in my car and now the air conditioner is only
blowing hot air. Is this a common problem and how do I fix this?

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JoshieB answered 7 years ago

May need new ac compressor or just an ac recharge. Try an ac recharge and if that doesn't work, either take it to a mechanic or try to change the compressor yourself if youre up for lots of research and work.

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Guru9Y82Y answered 7 years ago

Hi Josh, I'm not sure if the mechanic touched the fuses. I did read something that said I could try resetting the HVAC system.

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